Quote from: Nemo1024 on April 09, 2015, 10:09:37 PM

Quote from: bryant.coleman on April 09, 2015, 04:12:54 PM

Quote from: Souldream on April 09, 2015, 03:07:30 PM

Where is Poutine ?

Where is Porky? Hiding in the toilet to escape from the hired goons of Ihor Kolomoyskyi?

With inflation nearing triple digits (within an year!) and Hryvnia losing as much as 70% of its value, the only option left for Western Ukrainians like you is to mass-migrate to some other country in search of livelihood. The EU will not welcome them. The only option left is Russia. Grin

Oh, you should indulge souldream in his Putin-fixation. Grin

By the way, maybe he can call the direct line to Putin, that's been opened today, in preparation for the live televised Q&A with Putin on the 16th of April. That's a unique practise, not to be found in any other country, where citizens can ask questions to the country's President directly, send photos of problem areas, etc.

And there's an app for Android devices too

http://sputniknews.com/russia/20150408/1020636795.html

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He added the application is compatible with all major operating systems, including Android, Apple and Windows. Those wishing to contact the president can do so via Facebook and local social networks, as well as by SMS, MMS and telephone.

"Questions will be accepted until the last moment of the 'Direct Line'," Peskov added.

Putin's hotlines have become a well-established tradition throughout the years of his presidency. The first live session was held in April 2001. Their duration has been increasing steadily over recent years, with the 2013 conference lasting a record 4 hours 47 minutes. The last hotline in 2014 lasted 3 hours 55 minutes and centered around the Ukrainian crisis.

That's a nice idea. But it raises questions about how they choose questions and such. Is there a video online of the event?